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Geneva Anderson
May 26, 2011
Chuck was always easy to talk to and a very nice man. His great smile will be missed. I'm sorry for your loss.
Mary Keefe Barrett
May 21, 2011
I saw this obituary when I was checking for someone else. I was friends with him while he went to Horlick and I went to St. Catherine's. When I saw his picture, I remembered his great smile, and how he made me laugh. Lost touch with Chuck when I moved to La Crosse, in 1969. So sorry for your loss. Mary Keefe Barrett
Mick Bristow
May 20, 2011
Chuck will be missed tremendously. I first met Chuck through business. When I went to Chamber functions I always looked forward to chatting with him when ever I could. He was a very easy going professional man. When I first met Chuck I immediatly liked him. He was humble with a lot of integrity and kindness. A rare combination. Best Wishes to his wife family and children. Chuck was a special guy & will be REMEMBERED!
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